Sentence examples for a moral need to from inspiring English sources

There is a moral need to intervene in Syria.

Most people feel a moral need to come clean.

Macmillan said that with the 120,000 people in Wales living with or beyond the disease set to double in 20 years, a financial and moral need to reform is being created.

We here argue why there exists a moral need or duty to develop such a regulatory framework.

For decades there has been neither a national interest nor a moral need for farm subsidies.

Those who propose an all-out campaign to arm the rebels – and suggest that the Obama administration's failure to give them lethal aid (it has acknowledged giving communications and other support) is a moral failure – need to offer a response to this worry.

This argument is based on the moral principle that says that a moral entity needs to refrain from violating the negative rights of others.

Indian parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor called for Britain to provide reparations in a debate at the Oxford Union last week, saying a "moral debt" needs to be paid after Britain's rise was financed by its "depredations in India".

Hitchens asserts that atheists "have a fundamental inability to concede that to be effectively absolute, a moral code needs to be beyond human power to alter".

All a moral agent needs to do is exercise "pure knowing".

But to mature as a moral being we need to encounter serious conviction – to see what people can achieve and the sacrifices they'll make for what they believe in.